Fatal Error detection by TC
Can anyone help on this one? I am a new learner to TC. Suppose I want to test 100 links in a PHP built website. Task is easy that only to find out whether the page is loading correctly. I found...
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Hi Rui,
You can make web accessibility checkpoints more flexible using the Name Mapping feature. If the Map object names automatically option is enabled, TestComplete will create web accessibility checkpoints using the page's mapped name. If TestComplete uses a mapped name of a page, it means that this name is linked to the actual page by values of one or several properties (e.g. ObjectType and URL) or by other mapping criteria. When getting the actual object via its custom name, TestComplete performs a search by these criteria, and if they are flexible enough, you can get any of the pages you need.
For example, if you have only one page open, and you need to perform a web accessibility check for it, you need to enable the mentioned option, create a web accessibility checkpoint for a page and modify the resulting page's mapping criteria, so the URL property will be equal to "*" (asterisk). To learn how to modify mapping criteria, please refer to the Modifying Mapping Criteria help topic.
I hope this information helps you.
However, it looks like in Stores, the object is created particular to one single page.
You can make web accessibility checkpoints more flexible using the Name Mapping feature. If the Map object names automatically option is enabled, TestComplete will create web accessibility checkpoints using the page's mapped name. If TestComplete uses a mapped name of a page, it means that this name is linked to the actual page by values of one or several properties (e.g. ObjectType and URL) or by other mapping criteria. When getting the actual object via its custom name, TestComplete performs a search by these criteria, and if they are flexible enough, you can get any of the pages you need.
For example, if you have only one page open, and you need to perform a web accessibility check for it, you need to enable the mentioned option, create a web accessibility checkpoint for a page and modify the resulting page's mapping criteria, so the URL property will be equal to "*" (asterisk). To learn how to modify mapping criteria, please refer to the Modifying Mapping Criteria help topic.
I hope this information helps you.
